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Novelty Automation

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satirical themeshome-made arcade machinesunique interactive experiences

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timthorn

about 1 month ago

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Tim Hunkin had a wonderful series on TV back in the 80s or 90s - the Secret Life of Machines. Nice relaxed pace and great for kids. The episodes are up on YouTube via his website: https://timhunkin.com/a243_Secret-Life-of-Machines-intro.htm

nanomonkey

about 1 month ago

What a creative fellow. The illustrations on those shows are great.

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about 1 month ago

The videos of each "arcade" are quite entertaining:

https://novelty-automation.com/10_current-machines.htm

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